Getting started
Install the marketplace
# add the marketplace once /plugin marketplace add gagoar/gago-plugins /reload-plugins
# then install any plugin /plugin install iceberg@gago-plugins /plugin install html@gago-plugins /plugin install memory-sync@gago-plugins /plugin install ts-patterns@gago-plugins
Plugins update when their own repo releases a new version. The marketplace itself never needs to change.
Available plugins
The plugins
iceberg
/iceberg:score · /iceberg:edit
Scores and rewrites technical documentation using 14 Hemingway-based rules. Runs automatically on every plan.
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html
/html:doc
Generates rich, self-contained HTML reports, slide decks, kanban boards, and timelines in the Birchline design system.
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memory-sync
/memory-sync:sync
Backs up and restores per-project Claude Code memory to a private Git repo. HOME-relative storage works across machines.
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ts-patterns
/ts-patterns:check · ts-patterns:review
Enforces TypeScript best practices inline while editing, plus a dedicated subagent for PR reviews and refactors.
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Architecture
How updates work
- Plugin reposEach plugin lives in its own GitHub repo (gagoar/iceberg, gagoar/html-effectiveness, etc.) and releases independently.
- MarketplaceThe gago-plugins repo only changes when a NEW plugin is added. Updating an existing plugin never touches it.
- Staying currentRun
/plugin marketplace update gago-pluginsthen/plugin update <name>@gago-plugins.